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The Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics at the University of Wisconsin - Madison
Madison, Wisconsin
Joined October 2014
Global tourism is on the rise. @matt_747 looks at the impact of tourism in Jamaica, evaluating the who what where and how of the impact, and whether it is sustainable. https://t.co/j438koizuD
#EconJobMarket #EconTwitter #appliedeconomics #tourism
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AAE JMC Jim Teal's research questions whether declines in crop diversification have negatively impacted agricultural loan performance and if certain types of diversification have less of an impact than other types. https://t.co/bOzOvvcTXb
#EconJobMarket #EconTwitter #AgEcon
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Our fall seminars bring speakers from near and far. Excited to highlight some of our stellar AAE faculty & grad students. Some events have passed, but you're welcome to reach out to speakers. First up, Pedro Magaña Sáenz (@PMASAE ) More here: https://t.co/2DyzfxVrRU
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Spring is the time for change, and this department is seeing a lot of it. Shortly after saying goodbye to our students, it was time to say goodbye to some of our faculty, Tom Rutherford and Sarah Johnston.
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Congratulations to our PhD and master's students who put in the hard work, care, and determination to pursue further education. Everyone has their own path, follow the link below to find yours. https://t.co/JzzwMpTI6G
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It's Wednesday, so what are we researching? While it's more on the commentary side than the research side, Steven Deller recently interviewed with @WPR to talk about Canadas response to the 25% tariffs on imported cars and parts. Listen now: https://t.co/H3WCcFc1mC
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This Research Wednesday watch Professor Chuck Nicholsons interview with WISN12, sharing insights on the potential ramifications of Trump's tariffs on key partners for Wisconsin Farmers. Watch the full interview here: https://t.co/J3CWVnXbdy
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Can Farmer-Led Initiatives Reduce Nonpoint Source Pollution? Last Wednesday AAE Professor Jeff Hadacheck discussed an alternative option for nonpoint source pollution in ag. For more ag and econ seminars see the schedule below. https://t.co/KiESuDFN0Y
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Is Basic Democracy Enough? Cory Smith from University of Maryland's Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics took a shot at answering this question in last week's Friday Seminar. Visit the link below the see more department seminars coming up. https://t.co/KiESuDFN0Y
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What are we willing to sacrifice for cleaner rivers and lakes? AAE Professor Daniel Phaneuf conducted research to determine the Americans price on water quality using cellphone data. For more information on his research visit the link below: https://t.co/SaGHJNmA2R
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Congratulations and happy faculty Friday to Andrew Stevens.🎉 Andrew was recently named tenured professor with AAE! After 6 years as an Assistant Professor and 3 Excellent Teacher awards it's fair to say, a position well earned.
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Yesterday University of Alabama Professor Johnathan Hall (@jonathanhall2) presented as part of our Applied Economics Workshops. He spoke about his research on how driver assistance systems affect transportation safety. More seminars: https://t.co/KiESuDFN0Y
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Put your reading glasses for Research Wednesday. AAE faculty members Nick Parker and Sarah Johnston researched clean energy development, which could bring billion in potential income to Indigenous communities. Read more at the link below: https://t.co/0HWQEHt01b
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Day of the Badger is here! Until 5:00 pm tomorrow, you can give to the CALS fund. Your support is a critical resource that directly impacts student opportunities and research. Give now at https://t.co/yd8wxh3KV5
#DayoftheBadger
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Did you know that Day of the Bager is exactly 1,848 minutes? This is because UW-Madison was founded in the year 1848. We can’t wait to see your support for CALS on April 8-9! For more information please visit: https://t.co/yd8wxh3KV5.
#DayoftheBadger
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